Decking tiles

Why choose decking tiles

When you choose our decking tiles, you choose for a high-quality product. Decking tiles are easy to lay yourself, both on paving stones and on a foundation of cross beams. In our assortment we have impregnated decking tiles, hardwood or composite. Decking tiles are often used as an alternative to paving and give your garden a warm atmosphere. To enjoy your decking tiles for longer, it is best to clean the hardwood twice a year. Clean the hardwood with soda or table salt. Make sure the hardwood is soaked. This opens the pores. You can do this by using rainwater or a garden hose. Then scrub the hardwood with a brush and bucket of lukewarm water with salt or soda. In the direction of the wood grain. After scrubbing, you can rinse the hardwood. If you want to keep the original color of the hardwood, you can use hardwood oil. Allow the hardwood to dry thoroughly before applying the hardwood oil. If you don't do this, the moisture under the oil layer can lead to black spots. Apply the oil to the hardwood with a dry lint-free cloth. Leave it in until it is completely dry. The treatment is only suitable for color retention of the hardwood. It is not recommended to use vinegar when cleaning the decking. The wood can then discolor and warp.

What are our decking tiles

Our deck tiles consist of high-quality wood, FSC certified, which stands for responsible forest management. You can choose impregnated wood, hardwood or WPC composite. The floor tiles are available in different sizes.

Placing our decking tiles

PLACING ON HARD SURFACE

- Use plastic or rubber supports between the base and the hardwood construction beams so that they are loose from the ground. This way the hardwood construction beams are not subject to the elements. - The hardwood construction beams provide support to the decking tiles at at least 9 points. - The hardwood construction beams must be placed in the middle of the decking tiles. - We recommend hardwood or composite construction beams for all decking tiles. - Ensure there is a 5 mm gap between the decking tiles. - Never place the decking tiles directly on the ground.

1. Place the hardwood construction beams at least 30mm from the edge on the supports. Place the hardwood construction beams at a distance of approximately 30cm.

2. Use 3 hardwood construction beams for decking tiles measuring 50x50cm for optimal support. Place the decking tiles on the hardwood construction beams.

3. For decking tiles of 90x90cm and 100x100cm, use 4 hardwood construction beams for optimal support. Place the decking tiles on the hardwood construction beams.

A flat surface without weeds is necessary before using the anti-root cloth. Maintain a distance of at least 30 mm between the decking tiles. - In case of a soft surface, we recommend placing (pavement) tiles under the hardwood construction beams to create a sturdy base. - The hardwood construction beams provide support to the decking tiles at at least 9 points. - The hardwood construction beams must be placed in the middle of the decking tiles. - We recommend hardwood construction beams for all decking tiles. - Ensure there is a 5 mm space between the decking tiles. - Never place the decking tiles directly on the ground.

1. First remove all the weeds. Level the surface and use a anti-root cloth.

2. Place the (sidewalk) tiles on the anti-root cloth.

3. Place the hardwood construction beams on the (pavement) tiles. The hardwood construction beams are now loose from the ground.

4. Place the decking tiles on the hardwood construction beams. Provide 5 mm place between the decking tiles. Decking tiles of 50x50cm rest on 3 hardwood construction beams and decking tiles of 90x90cm rest on 4 hardwood construction beams.

Buy decking tiles

If you want to buy solid and beautiful decking tiles, choose Intergard. With us you get a high-quality product for the lowest price. Please feel free to contact us at [email protected] or by phone 0031 546 579030 and we are happy to help you.

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